Sentence examples for cut flexible from inspiring English sources

Across industries, firms operating in manufacturing and in retail and wholesale trade were less likely to cut flexible wage components than firms in the business services that are included in the baseline.

The estimated effects of workers' characteristics are also in line with expectations: firms whose employees include a high percentage of white-collar workers were more likely to cut flexible wages (the difference from the baseline is 5.6 percentage points).

Cut flexible straws to cover the lines out of the maze.

Recommends easing obligations: ITV non-news local programming to be cut, more "flexible" requirements for arts, religion, children's output.

Cut a flexible straw into 8 equal parts lengthwise, as shown in the image.

Measure and cut the flexible plastic tube needed to connect the bidet's "cold water" inlet to the "Plastic T Connector" on the toilet tank.

Owler said: "We also have concerns about cuts to flexible funds, which will affect important programs in the community.

A growing number of employers, hoping to avoid or limit layoffs, are introducing four-day workweeks, unpaid vacations and voluntary or enforced furloughs, along with wage freezes, pension cuts and flexible work schedules.

Captain Coles said the deal included wage cuts, more flexible work procedures and an agreement to allow more Air Canada planes to be flown by pilots of its Jazz subsidiary, which now serves regional routes, mostly using commuter aircraft.

Firms elsewhere reduced wages through a combination of base wage freezes and cuts in flexible pay components: overall, slightly more than 30% of employees experienced wage freezes in summer 2009, whereas wage freezes had affected, on average, less than 5% of employees in the five years from 2003 through 2007.

House conservatives can be forgiven for thinking that Trump's staunch opposition to benefit cuts was flexible.